Screen print sold to this crazy person who does not know what he is referring too. If the signatures are the same is because Mr. Brainwash printed 100 in his limited edition. Being exposed to these types of unreviewed reviews are not fair for sellers that get trashed in a minute by corrupt buyers or competitors.
Promised delivery of signed Warhol Silkscreen withhis signed Contract amount stating "all funds were fully refundable if item not as described". Sent wire transfer deposits in full, per his request to AMG Financial. Four months later the item was not delivered. His signed contract stated full reimbursement of funds. Outstanding amount due is $25,000.
He makes promises of other deals (but still has my funds) implicates the gallery of fraud (and others) makes emotional pleas, blames others, blames me. He took the 25k to pay off his debts personally and will not agree to payback or make an agreement. Avoids contact and I can only believe he has done this before and will continue to do so.
Galleries and Buyers Beware. He has no inventory as posted on www.grunart.com, he is a broker and insists on full payment before shipping, when it does ship he keeps the money (or part of) and plays his game.
He defaulted on his signed agreement and refuses to pay the balance in full. Will not speak directly but random communication via text occasionally until not at all. I give you fair warning. He has a reputation and it is bad for galleries and buyers.
He sounds persuasive - but that is a sign of a salesman, selling a dream his dream. His site is purely eye candy. Posing as reputable art dealer, real galleries know his scam. He still owes me $25,000 dollars. And shows no remorse. Or willingness to pay me backas I have asked over, and over, and over again. He skirts the issue and avoids responsibility. Ihave the doccuments and lengthy texts to attempt to resolve the issue - Gary just goes dark.
I bot a print done by an artist. I did not check pricing.
I was led to believe it was a "very good price" for a signed and numbered piece by this artist.
It turns out all the "signatures" I see on the internet of this identical piece of art have identical signatures - impossible to occur. I subsequently found out I was charged app. 60% more than the retail cost on any number of websites.
When contacting the seller, he tells me those for sale for less, are "rejects, and have 'smudges' or other imperfections."
If they are "rejects," the artist would not "sign and number them."
I believe almost nothing this man says.
Beware when dealing with him.
I subsequently checked the BBB for him and his company, and found a large number of complaints.
Whille I may not have been a careful buyer, this man is a rip-off seller of art work with identical signatures.
Grun Art, Inc. Reviews
Mr. Brainwash Batman vs. Superman
Screen print sold to this crazy person who does not know what he is referring too. If the signatures are the same is because Mr. Brainwash printed 100 in his limited edition. Being exposed to these types of unreviewed reviews are not fair for sellers that get trashed in a minute by corrupt buyers or competitors.
Promised delivery of signed Warhol Silkscreen withhis signed Contract amount stating "all funds were fully refundable if item not as described". Sent wire transfer deposits in full, per his request to AMG Financial. Four months later the item was not delivered. His signed contract stated full reimbursement of funds. Outstanding amount due is $25,000.
He makes promises of other deals (but still has my funds) implicates the gallery of fraud (and others) makes emotional pleas, blames others, blames me. He took the 25k to pay off his debts personally and will not agree to payback or make an agreement. Avoids contact and I can only believe he has done this before and will continue to do so.
Galleries and Buyers Beware. He has no inventory as posted on www.grunart.com, he is a broker and insists on full payment before shipping, when it does ship he keeps the money (or part of) and plays his game.
He defaulted on his signed agreement and refuses to pay the balance in full. Will not speak directly but random communication via text occasionally until not at all. I give you fair warning. He has a reputation and it is bad for galleries and buyers.
He sounds persuasive - but that is a sign of a salesman, selling a dream his dream. His site is purely eye candy. Posing as reputable art dealer, real galleries know his scam. He still owes me $25,000 dollars. And shows no remorse. Or willingness to pay me backas I have asked over, and over, and over again. He skirts the issue and avoids responsibility. Ihave the doccuments and lengthy texts to attempt to resolve the issue - Gary just goes dark.
Denied full of smoke and mirrors
Buyer is in collusion with NYC Gallery, went behind our back bought the artwork and cut us out of our profit.
I bot a print done by an artist. I did not check pricing.
I was led to believe it was a "very good price" for a signed and numbered piece by this artist.
It turns out all the "signatures" I see on the internet of this identical piece of art have identical signatures - impossible to occur. I subsequently found out I was charged app. 60% more than the retail cost on any number of websites.
When contacting the seller, he tells me those for sale for less, are "rejects, and have 'smudges' or other imperfections."
If they are "rejects," the artist would not "sign and number them."
I believe almost nothing this man says.
Beware when dealing with him.
I subsequently checked the BBB for him and his company, and found a large number of complaints.
Whille I may not have been a careful buyer, this man is a rip-off seller of art work with identical signatures.